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HydroShare is CUAHSI's online collaboration environment for sharing hydrologic data, models, and code. Users upload files through a web interface, describe them with metadata, choose who can access them, and can obtain Digital Object Identifiers for citation. The platform also offers a REST web service API and Python client, and web apps for visualizing, analyzing, and running models.
This dataset maps the network layer of the Invisible Internet Project (I2P), collected using the SWARM-I2P framework, which deployed I2P routers as mapping agents. It documents over 50,000 nodes with metrics such as bandwidth, latency, and uptime, plus network traffic records and geographic distribution. Node identifiers were anonymized. Data is available in CSV and TXT formats on Zenodo, with mapping scripts on GitHub.
The Integrated Interactions Database (IID) is a resource for protein-protein interaction (PPI) data. It allows users to submit up to 1000 protein identifiers, including gene symbols, UniProt IDs, and Entrez Gene IDs, along with the source organism, to retrieve PPIs. Users can filter results by evidence source, including experimental and predicted data, and set minimum thresholds for experimental evidence. Retrieved results can be downloaded.
JACQ is a jointly administered herbarium management system and specimen database serving a list of participating herbaria. It holds identifiers and links for people and scientific names that connect to external portals and other virtual herbaria and aggregators.
Leak-awareness search page for checking whether identifiers appear in exposed datasets.
A guide that explains how to harden Linux for security and privacy, covering distributions, kernel hardening, mandatory access control, sandboxing, root account restrictions, firewalls and identifiers. It states that Linux is not a secure operating system and that the guide is distribution-agnostic and focused purely on security and privacy.
M3G is a metadata management system for multiple GNSS networks. It lists GNSS stations with details such as identifiers, site names, DOMES numbers, installation dates, countries, cities, data licenses, GeodesyML, site logs and MOID, and displays recent station update notices.
mzCloud is a curated mass spectral database of high-resolution tandem mass spectra arranged into spectral trees. It supports spectrum, tree, structure, substructure, m/z, and compound name searches, and is intended to help identify compounds, including those not present in the library. The database includes annotated fragments, molecular formulas, identifiers, and experimental metadata. It is an open consortium effort covering fields such as metabolomics and toxicology.
Nano ID CC is a collision calculator for Nano ID, a library for generating random IDs. It helps estimate how much an ID length can be reduced, given a chosen alphabet, ID length and generation speed, to keep the probability of at least one duplicate low.
NORMAN SusDat is a living database that merges chemical lists from the NORMAN Suspect List Exchange into a common format for screening purposes. It includes selected identifiers and predicted values and is under constant development. Users should consult the original lists to verify chemical information.
OpenCelliD is a community-built open database of cell towers and their estimated locations. Contributors record nearby cell identifiers with GPS locations, and the data is processed into cell location estimates. The dataset covers GSM, CDMA, UMTS, LTE and 5G NR networks and is available through an API and CSV downloads, supporting device geolocation without GPS.
ORBi is the institutional repository of the University of Liège. It holds deposited items and open access full texts, and offers a public interface where authors add their publications. The site provides guidance on first steps, on improving the visibility of research, and on linking ORBi information with ORCID identifiers.
Privatiser anonymizes IPs, API keys, passwords, PII and cloud identifiers before text is pasted into AI tools. It runs in the browser with local processing, preserves structure, and offers a reversible mapping to restore values in replies. It is free and open source.
PubPeer is a scientific research platform that allows users to search for academic publications and submit anonymous feedback or start discussions about them, including leaving comments on specific articles via identifiers such as DOI, PubMed ID, or arXiv ID.
OSINT.sh tool for finding websites connected by shared Google AdSense identifiers.
The TIB AV-Portal is a platform for scientific videos and audios in fields including technology/engineering, architecture, chemistry, information technology, mathematics and physics. It offers services such as quoting scientific videos with persistent identifiers, curating personal film programmes, publishing videos and producing videos with support. Content includes lecture series and digitised film collections.
